The College of Wilds

The dance of leaves, the sounds of wind..

The Tablin have and increasingly complicated culture that spans millennia. They are the only race that exists in every part of the globe. Well not all of them identify with the term tablin, a name given to the mix of species by Estoya, their shared cultural heritage as well as the cultural heritage that makes them unique draw bards from all over the world.
Due to the fact that they are so diverse there is no one way to really classify tablin heritage. A centaur has its own cultural identity that sets it apart from a faun, and vice versa. There is a Bardic College whose membership is comprised heavily of tablin and those who are equally facinated by their culture. It doesn't stop there. These bards immerse themselves in The lore of nature and of the Wild. They sell live in a single spaced for long, filled with a Wanderlust to experience the magnificent sights the world has to show.

History

The first several tablin to graduate from the The Bardic University of Estoya immediately went about establishing this college. Each member gathered stories of their people and preserved them in The House of Wilds. Over the course of many years, the organization grew to nearly three hundred in number, incorporating a general love of nature alongside their Tablin traditions as members of other races joined.

Members of this college are widely known for their breathtaking landscapes, many of which move on the canvas, as if looking through a filtered window. The members of this college are also known for their affinity of nature, capable of transforming themselves into animals or simply charming animals in the area.

The Tablwood

The House of Wilds is located in The Tablwood. This forest lies just outside of Yithwitch. This is the current homeland of the Estoyan Tablin, and serves as an ideal place to learn the ways of the college.

Gypsy Souls

Members of this college actually prefer the dangerous wilds in comparison to urban environments. They all experience in insatiable wanderlust. Many do not truly call a single place home and travel all over Estoya and The Freeholds in caravan wagons. They are a welcome sight on the road, especially for the Husky Caravans, who have come to call them "Hedge Bards" for their nomadic tendencies.